The recently-passed CARES Act provides economic relief for citizens affected by job loss and instability caused by COVID-19. Aside from several high-profile rescue packages for businesses and industries, ordinary workers can look forward to stimulus checks of up to $1,200 per person and $2,400 for married couples.
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Not everyone knows whether they’re eligible for a stimulus check, but a new update from the IRS may shed some light on the matter for Americans who didn’t file taxes or don’t plan to. A new website has been unveiled where non-filers can submit their direct deposit information and get the much-needed relief they deserve.
Non-filers, the time is now!
The Treasury Department has launched a brand new website designed to help non-filers and low-income earners qualify for their stimulus checks. The website takes the form of a tax questionnaire and asks for personal information like your address and bank account so you can receive your check by mail or direct deposit.
Previously, there had been no official announcement on whether or not non-filers would qualify for relief at all. This new update shows that major progress has been made so as many Americans can get the help they need as possible.
According to the website, you’ll need to provide the following information to get your stimulus check:
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